Weekend Actuals (Page 32): THB 10.3M | Annabelle 7.7M | Leap 4.7M | Wind River 4.6M | Logan Lucky 4.2M | Dragon 2.7M | Where are the clowns, cults, and Cruise when you need them?

[MrFanaticGuy34]

24 minutes ago, Slicknickshady said:

People know how much I loved Leap! Shame it's not doing better. 

 

Yeah, it's a shame. I mean....it looked (and still looks) better than the last 2 animated films (Nut Job 2 & The Emoji Movie) before this, visual & animation-wise.

 

To be honest....if a studio like Fox, Warner Bros or Universal was distributing Ballerina/Leap in the U.S, i think it would have done a lot better at the box office.

Edited August 25, 2017 by MrFanaticGuy34

[AHepBurn]

WONDER WOMAN IMAX EXPANSION WILL BE #1 THIS WEEK! BOOK IT!

 

Spoiler

Yeah, I know. But it'd be hilarious.

 

[Fancyarcher]

Wind River was pretty solid. Really good atmosphere too.

[WrathOfHan]

So with all those arguments yesterday over whether Blade Runner and The Star's posters are good or bad, Paramount laughs and releases this magnificent work:

 

 

This NEEDS to be our background next month.

[JB33]

20 minutes ago, Fancyarcher said:

Wind River was pretty solid. Really good atmosphere too.

Good to hear. I'm seeing it in about 3 and a half hours. I'd say I've been looking forward to it since first seeing the trailer but I never expected it to reach my theatre. I only found out a couple days ago when this week's show times for my theatre were released. 

 

Really looking forward to it now though!

Edited August 25, 2017 by JB33

[Gokai Red]

Wonder Woman, SMH, Dunkirk, and Annabelle Countdowns going into the weekend. The next movie I'll probably track is It, so I might update less frequently until then.

 

Wonder Woman

Current Gross: $404, 518, 061

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2: $388, 573, 980 SURPASSED

Quadruple Century Mark: $400, 000, 000 SURPASSED

Spider-Man: $403, 706, 375 SURPASSED

Iron Man 3 (Top 5 CBM):  $409, 013, 994 ($4, 495, 933 remaining)

4x Multiplier: $413, 005, 884 ($8, 487, 823 remaining)

 

Spider-Man: Homecoming

Current Gross: $316, 118, 082

The Amazing Spider-Man 2: $202, 853, 933 SURPASSED

The Amazing Spider-Man: $262, 030, 663 SURPASSED

Triple Century Mark: $300, 000, 000 SURPASSED

Guardians of the Galaxy (highest non-sequel MCU): $333, 176, 600 ($17, 058, 518 remaining)

Spider-Man 3: $336, 530, 303 ($20, 412, 221 remaining)

 

Dunkirk

Current Gross: $168, 529, 030

Get Out (highest original film 2017): $175, 484, 140 ($6, 955, 110 remaining)

Interstellar: $188, 020, 017 ($19, 490, 987 remaining)

Batman Begins: $206, 852, 432 ($38, 323, 402 remaining)

 

Annabelle: Creation

Current Gross: $70, 530, 384

Annabelle: $84, 273, 813 ($13, 743, 429 remaining)

The Conjuring 2: $102, 470, 008 ($31, 939, 624 remaining)

 

Red Text indicates that the milestone in question is a stationary target. Blue Text indicates that the milestone in question is a moving target. 

[Fancyarcher]

4 minutes ago, JB33 said:

Good to hear. I'm seeing it in about 3 and a half hours. I'd say I've been looking forward to it since first seeing the trailer but I never expected it to reach my theatre. I only found out a couple days ago when this week's show times for my theatre were released. 

 

Really looking forward to it now though!

I didn't like it as Hell or High Water, but I still really enjoyed it. It's good to see Renner leading a film again, & as with Hell or High Water, it's clear Sheridan's a fan of Unforgiven, which is never a bad thing. Setting it in the snowlands too, was a good idea, it makes for some memorable "hard imagery".

[Jake Gittes]

Paramount just stopped tracking Transformers after 9 weeks. 130m was all they wanted, couldn't even be bothered to stick around for Labor Day.

[cannastop]

Just now, Jake Gittes said:

Paramount just stopped tracking Transformers after 9 weeks. 130m was all they wanted, couldn't even be bothered to stick around for Labor Day.

It wasn't going to last until Labor Day.

[Jake Gittes]

Just now, cannastop said:

It wasn't going to last until Labor Day.

 

It was in 200+ theaters. 

[Cochofles]

30 minutes ago, WrathOfHan said:

So with all those arguments yesterday over whether Blade Runner and The Star's posters are good or bad, Paramount laughs and releases this magnificent work:

 

 

This NEEDS to be our background next month.

Meh.

That's actually quite boring and unimaginative.

Nothing will top that glorious painted-like poster with Jlaw holding her own heart.

[John Marston]

5 minutes ago, Jake Gittes said:

Paramount just stopped tracking Transformers after 9 weeks. 130m was all they wanted, couldn't even be bothered to stick around for Labor Day.

 

 

always hate when they stop tracking a movie when it still makes over 100,000

[Jake Gittes]

2 minutes ago, John Marston said:

 

 

always hate when they stop tracking a movie when it still makes over 100,000

 

With you actually. Fox are my heroes for what they are doing with Hidden Figures right now.

[grim22]

9 minutes ago, Jake Gittes said:

Paramount just stopped tracking Transformers after 9 weeks. 130m was all they wanted, couldn't even be bothered to stick around for Labor Day.

 

130M Domestic, 600M WW and they stopped. No further milestones or round figures in sight. Didn't double the 5 day opening in the end.

[cannastop]

4 minutes ago, John Marston said:

 

 

always hate when they stop tracking a movie when it still makes over 100,000

You must love Hidden Figures' totals then.

[WrathOfHan]

Going in Style is still playing not far from me yet WB hasn't tracked it in months. I want to know its box office  

[John Marston]

2 minutes ago, Jake Gittes said:

 

With you actually. Fox are my heroes for what they are doing with Hidden Figures right now.

 

 

I mean I am not saying track down every dollar but 100,000 weekend grosses are still significant

[Jake Gittes]

2 minutes ago, WrathOfHan said:

Going in Style is still playing not far from me yet WB hasn't tracked it in months. I want to know its box office  

 

My low-key favorite box office story of the year is how Sony kept Smurfs going right up until it passed Going in Style. Couldn't let those photo finish weekend grosses from April go.

 

Apr 7–9	4	$11,932,330	-	3,061	-	$3,898	$11,932,330	1
Apr 14–16	5	$6,288,402	-47.3%	3,076	+15	$2,044	$23,318,880	2
Apr 21–23	4	$4,910,895	-21.9%	3,038	-38	$1,616	$31,671,738	3
Apr 28–30	7	$3,607,144	-26.5%	2,761	-277	$1,306	$37,346,914	4
May 5–7	10	$1,835,383	-49.1%	2,033	-728	$903	$40,536,301	5
May 12–14	13	$1,075,044	-41.4%	1,244	-789	$864	$42,387,451	6
May 19–21	13	$600,081	-44.2%	690	-554	$870	$43,372,898	7
May 26–28	21	$244,052	-59.3%	344	-346	$709	$43,862,968	8
May 26–29	21	$321,785	-46.4%	344	-346	$935	$43,940,701	8
Jun 2–4	19	$230,076	-5.7%	303	-41	$759	$44,245,405	9
Jun 9–11	21	$194,401	-15.5%	303	-	$642	$44,563,631	10
Jun 16–18	30	$91,413	-53.0%	166	-137	$551	$44,749,457	11
Jun 23–25	36	$66,406	-27.4%	123	-43	$540	$44,868,935	12
Jun 30–Jul 2	40	$37,445	-43.6%	77	-46	$486	$44,944,380	13
Jun 30–Jul 4	36	$58,453	-	77	-	$759	$44,965,388	13
Jul 7–9	42	$25,160	-32.8%	53	-24	$475	$45,003,463	14

 

 

 

Apr 7–9	3	$13,210,449	-	3,610	-	$3,659	$13,210,449	1
Apr 14–16	4	$6,714,300	-49.2%	3,610	-	$1,860	$24,945,059	2
Apr 21–23	5	$4,880,377	-27.3%	2,737	-873	$1,783	$33,418,362	3
Apr 28–30	8	$3,558,031	-27.1%	2,554	-183	$1,393	$37,977,532	4
May 5–7	9	$1,838,424	-48.3%	1,902	-652	$967	$40,588,998	5
May 12–14	12	$1,136,573	-38.2%	1,605	-297	$708	$42,154,837	6
May 19–21	15	$572,562	-49.6%	652	-953	$878	$43,064,566	7
May 26–28	19	$283,536	-50.5%	362	-290	$783	$43,615,975	8
May 26–29	19	$379,387	-33.7%	362	-290	$1,048	$43,711,826	8
Jun 2–4	20	$224,882	-20.7%	272	-90	$827	$44,035,646	9
Jun 9–11	22	$158,476	-29.5%	213	-59	$744	$44,336,614	10
Jun 16–18	29	$94,726	-40.2%	163	-50	$581	$44,548,142	11
Jun 23–25	34	$72,329	-23.6%	121	-42	$598	$44,708,273	12
Jun 30–Jul 2	37	$47,561	-34.2%	103	-18	$462	$44,820,941	13
Jun 30–Jul 4	33	$66,760	-	103	-	$648	$44,840,140	13
Jul 7–9	38	$33,374	-29.8%	70	-33	$477	$44,894,228	14
Jul 14–16	39	$24,068	-27.9%	49	-21	$491	$44,949,021	15
Jul 21–23	48	$15,930	-33.8%	38	-11	$419	$44,986,234	16
Jul 28–30	57	$9,439	-40.7%	27	-11	$350	$45,011,202	17

   

[Eric Duncan]

45 minutes ago, WrathOfHan said:

So with all those arguments yesterday over whether Blade Runner and The Star's posters are good or bad, Paramount laughs and releases this magnificent work:

 

 

This NEEDS to be our background next month.

I don't know. Something about the contrast feels off to me.

[cannastop]

23 minutes ago, John Marston said:

 

 

I mean I am not saying track down every dollar but 100,000 weekend grosses are still significant

I wonder if Transformers was even going to reach that.